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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue LIII, 15 April 1908, Page 2

Business Notices. TH A <4TPYR . 1 TRAVELLING . ||||| OUTFITS. , iS§S ryoß stock of travelling, goods is arriving— t m STEEL CABIN TRUNKS— I4s 6d to i (ft ff j^ i / 4^=^ SATUTOGA TRUNKS— 4Ss to 52s 6d. Pnrl V s ™" f s^?^ BLACK OVERLAND TRUNKS— 3Ss I H^] 3^^ O^qO 11 y COMPRESSED FIBRE TRUNKS— 6Ss lL\iipi| / $?^ SOLID LEATHER TRUNKS in all \I4DIES' HAT BOXES IN STEEL, LEATHER AND FIBRE. TRAVELLING RUGS, MAUDS AND BLANKETS. BRIEF BAGS — 10s 6d to 17s 6d. f^m^Sß^Sz! M^B^^Sa^ HAND BAGS~ISs to 30s. H wffislw P*^ Hp ' GLADSTONE BAGS— 2Ss to 52s 6d. j [ KIT BAGS S9s 6d to 755. Jv^^® HB SVZV CASES- 37s 6d to 39s 6d = WM BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS. l *^ l | W^ NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING , FACTORY, HAWER^

WINTER FOOTWEAR. THE "G" BOOT. TX7E recognise the fact that our BOOTS have a reputation^ both for wear » * and appearance. We also know that to hold our extensive trade together it is imperative that we Iwep our goods up to the mark. We make our Boots and will sell them: consequent!? we know what, we sell. Our PJumb Line is just now the M4N'S NAILED SHOOTER, which we cell at prices running 8s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 15s 6d, and every pair is value for the money. Our store is full to overflowing with Footwear pertaining to the present season : Goloshes, Gum Boots, Daucing Shoes, and Winter Boots for man, woman and child. Pcli&he6, Dubbin, Protectors and everything necessary for the Shoe Trade in stock. REPAIRS ON THE PREMISES. R. HANNAH & CO., LTD. SHOEISTS.

TARANAKI SHEEP RUNS WITHIN ONE inLE OB! THE SEA. 550 A c E E s - XIINE heelthy country, carrying 950 SHEEP and 50 HEAD CATTLE -*•• and abundance of feed; splendidly fenced and subdivided; nice little house of four rooms, outbuildings, delightful situation), over-looking sea, beautiful piece of native bush, around house, small woo'phed, glass house with grape vines in full bearing; only 18 niiles from railway and freezing wcrrke, on splendid main road; glorious climate, especially in winter. For ita price and carrying capacity a dirt-ch&ap and good prcperty. Write for further particulars or come without delay, as it will soon be sold Partly freehold, partly leasehold, at a pepper-corn rental and long leasa. PRICE £2460, vhich works out about 4s 7d per acre on a rental basis at 6 per cent. ONLY £1000 CASH REQUIRED ;BALANCE 6 per cent for 5 years. • 450 -A c B E a "CIREEHOLD, only 9 miles from New Plymouth, and close to the soa -*-\ const t»nd township; low, undulating sheltered country; has beancarrying sheep the last few years, before that it carried 120 cows and dry stock; nearly all ploughabte. Owner sold his stock at Christmas and has net stocked up since, and there is money to be made this winter with tho huge amount of feed on it now. Five-rocmed housa and' shed, line orchard, 2 crilet? river frontage. A property which, in the hands cf a good farmer, would sell for double price Fsked. A pretty placet with great possibilities. TRICE £9 PER ACRE; £1000 CASH DOWN; BALANCE at y 6 per cent. E. GRIFFITHS & CO.. LAND AGENTS, ETC. - - NEW PLYMOUTH!

SYME'S EGMONT SASH & DOOR FACTORY, HAWERA. | 2 • , 85 STEAM, SAW, PLAINING AND IE Head Office | MOULDING MILLS. 2 and Factor?, <* A large stock of rough and d essed & Tt a w&i* \ *S timber in JRimu, Matai, lotara, K^uri ' 3 HAWILKA. | and White Pine# g 51. # Rusticated boarding, T. and G. g P.O. Box 67. I flooring, T G.B. and V. lining. 3 Branch Yards, . £ JOINERY OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. 2 QTRATPnwn & MOULDINGS OF ALL PATTERNS, g 2>IKAI*UKJJ $ SPECIAL DESIGNS TO ORDEB. j| Bush Mills, g Tallow casks, butter kegs, tubs, bucj§ NGAIRE,- £ kets, cheese vats, square churns, $ HLJIROA B w ' ltl stand and pulleys com- ® TAirtAUff |pete. All material used. for joinery 5| TAIHAPE. *£ an( j tnanufactutKd goods is picked and .s! ■ . ■ & thoroughly seasoned. ~~THE CHEAPEST SHOP IN HAWEBA FOR DRAPEY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION* A CHEAP LIST FOE SLENDER PURSESBlouses, 3» 6d, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d Black k grey tweed skirts, 7/6, 9/6 FlaaiLds 1/, Flanneletto 4Jd Calicc 4£d. Prints 6d, 7id Sheetings )/, 1/6 ; Towels 9d, 1/, 1/6 Hose. 1/ ; Umbrella* 3/6, 5/6, 6/ Dress : Bg Gowns 10/6 r Tweed Jackets (latest) 1:2/6, 17/6, 25/ Flannelette N. Dmses 4/9 Chemises 2/9, in pink and white Men's working trousers 6/6, 9/6 Biding Breecht« 13/6 Rugs 5/6, 6/6, 8/6. ,11/6, 12/6 VndJ Flonnels 3/11 Under Vasts and Panto 3/6 ; socks 1/ Woteirproof Overcoats 17/6 • Oilcoats 12/6 ■/'.,':' neßn eBV y Un ;< <n shhta 5/, 5/6 Soft Felt Hate 2/6, 4/6, 6/6 Caps 1/, 1/6 ; Suite 26/, 30/, 35/ Melton Cloths and Tweed Dr«69 Goods, a splendid 'ine> 1/11. , SEXTON'S CAftH.PRAPERYN*** Paffc of Aw«tfrn.lt»ai«i\ , tttt»H -- ikrAf&^JSASnSRA—